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FrankConeHead

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Does anyone know of a standard (MIL SPEC, ASME, SAE,etc.) for labels? I am trying to spec an 8 x 10 diagram of an electrical connector hookup and I don't think "adhesive-backed silver milar" covers all the possibilities. I need things like adhesive creep, film thickness, UV tolerance, dimensional stability, abrasion resistance, etc.

 
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9mm Scotchcal. Average printing companies have it, they can print in colour, it lasts, you can print on it afterward, and you can get the adhesive off with a bit of MEK.

For higher durability, you could look at laser etching stainless steel sheets.



Steven Fahey, CET
 
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Would MIL-STD-130L, Identification Marking of US Military Property help? This has numerous references to applicable standards.
 
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